Bradford is Dominant! lol

[Donn Beach]

I think of anything JS's approach has been vindicated. He's held firm in regards to throwing money at the offensive line. It's been more changing the coaching than players and now that he's actually in control of the coaching it seems to be paying off. Seems like what we are seeing now, the real difference is a truly coherent blend of talent and coaching both with the offense and defense. Its never been this coordinated or complete. I've bern saying, makes me wonder, has JS had this vision of the coaching side of the team that only now he's been able to install

[Michael K.]

I think of anything JS's approach has been vindicated. He's held firm in regards to throwing money at the offensive line. It's been more changing the coaching than players and now that he's actually in control of the coaching it seems to be paying off. Seems like what we are seeing now, the real difference is a truly coherent blend of talent and coaching both with the offense and defense. Its never been this coordinated or complete. I've bern saying, makes me wonder, has JS had this vision of the coaching side of the team that only now he's been able to install

Ten games doesn’t make up for over a decade of bad to horrible line play….but I get what you are saying.

[roosevelt]

I fear for the health of our QB with the recent OL juggling. WE have gone from pretty solid to frightening.

[trharder]

Dave Wyman and Bob had Chrisitan Hanes on the other day and they asked him who had the most pancake
blocks and he said Bradford. Bradford is a huge man. I'm not predicting the trolls will quit making fail-videos
of him anytime soon, but he has managed to remain a starter of an NFL team. Not an easy thing to do.

[Donn Beach]

Dave Wyman and Bob had Chrisitan Hanes on the other day and they asked him who had the most pancake
blocks and he said Bradford. Bradford is a huge man. I'm not predicting the trolls will quit making fail-videos
of him anytime soon, but he has managed to remain a starter of an NFL team. Not an easy thing to do.

That's really it, his abilities are intriguing in terms of his size, but there's drawbacks, he's clumsy. If the seahawks released him another team would continue to try and tap it.

[Donn Beach]

Oh and Riq Woolen is playing better

According to Pro Football Focus (subscription required), Riq Woolen is the second-best "lockdown" defensive back this season. PFF defines lockdown coverage as the opportunity for receivers to create separation and how often a defensive back doesn't allow that to happen. That makes completing a pass much more difficult if a DB has exceedingly sticky coverage.

PFF says that Woolen has had 100 lockdown chances in 2025, and has provided that 65 percent of the time. He trails only Indianapolis Colts cornerback Sauce Gardner in percentage. (The good part for the Seattle Seahawks is that Jobe is fourth at 60.63 percent.)

[D-train]

[Sibelius Hindemith]

We may be watching similar videos of Haynes next week. But yeah, how many times do you need to see Bradford blocking no-one and often not even slowing the pass-rusher's progress towards the QB? Enough is enough...

[Gametime]

Bradford is beyond terrible. Wish they would have addressed it in off season. He’s just so terrible

[Michael K.]

We may be watching similar videos of Haynes next week. But yeah, how many times do you need to see Bradford blocking no-one and often not even slowing the pass-rusher's progress towards the QB? Enough is enough...

The play before the one that he pulled and wiffed? He destroyed the DT in front of him and we got a first down running right off of him. He has his moments. My fear is as bad as he is? He is better than Haynes.